Acrobat on Horseback American Tin Toy

1890 Equestrian on Horseback Tin Toy. Great color and paint on this American 19th century Tin toy by Hull & Stafford, 6 1/4 inches.

including Wyandotte Hoky-Poky Clown toy, Marx Acrobat Marvel Monkey rocking toy with partial original box, Girard wind-up hand car toy, Marx wind-up Honeymoon Express, and Lewco wind-up Monkey Circus

1939 Marx Pinocchio The Acrobat Wind Up. Walt Disney detailed tin toy.

1930s Louis Marx Toto The Acrobat In Box. Wind up acrobat tin toy in excellent graphic box. Seldom seen box. Measures 10 inches tall.

Unique Art Capital Racers needs car and track piece, Marx Acrobat and partial box needs monkey, German cat and mouse chase tin toy excellent but needs cat, Busy Miners track toy needs mine cart, Socko

Larger than a penny toy German tin Soldiers on Platform. Horseback riding 19th century soldiers that rise and fall with the forward motion of the toy. Excellent original paint/litho. 5 1/2 inches long

Wyandotte Man on Flying Trapeze Acrobat Toy. Hard to find tin wind acrobat toy. Nine inches tall.

American. 1939. Lithographed tin. Marked, "©1939 Walt Disney Prod." and "Marx Toys Made in the United States of America New York N.Y." lower edge. 16 x 11 x 4". Exhibits minor surface oxidation and

Marx Big 3 Wind Up Tin Early Acrobat toy, 12 inches tall. Missing third acrobat.

Gunthermann/Bing Tin Clown Acrobats. 1900s Swinging clowns on bar steam toy. Drive wheel turns the bar and spins the clowns in acrobatic style. 5 inches wide.

Ferdinand Martin Tin Mysterious Ball Acrobat French firm Martin Sprial toy with pull string to move the ball up the spiral, at the top the ball pops open and the acrobat appears. 14 inches tall and wo

Hot Air Balloon Acrobat Tin Toy and a French Tandem Cyclists Tin Toy The tandem bicycle toy with base embossed 'J.L.B.S.G.D.G.' and a box top fragment with paper label illustrating t

Rare Example with Openable Side Flaps. Made by the James Fallows Company Philadelphia - Circa 1880's - 15" Long. This toy is in excellent condition considering its delicateness and size. A change to a

Altoph Bergmann Co. New York City - 1880 - 16" L This is an extremely desirable and rare American tin and clockwork toy. It has been professionally restored, except for the original paint driver. A be

Made by the Althof-Bergmann Company. New York City - Circa 1880's - 9 1/4" Long.

Made by the George Brown Company. Connecticut - Circa 1870's - 15" Long.

Made by the James Fallows Company. Philadelphia - Circa 1880's - 19" Long.

Made by the James Fallows Company. Philadelphia - Circa 1880's - 10 1/2" Long.

Incredibly Rare & Unusual American Tin "R.R Transfer" Depot Wagon - Unknown Maker - Circa 1880's - 21" L x 8 1/2" D x 10" T

Either by Hull & Stafford or George Brown. Connecticut - Circa 1875 - 14 1/2" Long.

By George Brown Company. Forestville, Ct. - 1880's - 16" Long.

Probably Guntermann. German - 1910 - 13" T. A vivid depicting of an aeronautical acrobat outside of his wicker basket somersaulting about. The toy works well.

By Hull & Stafford. Connecticut - 1870 - 6 1/2" Long.

Hull & Stafford. Clinton, CT - 1860 - 2.75" Long. Hull & Stafford, along with Francis, Field, Francis of Philadelphia are among the earliest known American toy makers. These early toys can be recogniz